Families across the UK have confirmed they can still use their passports for travel to Burgundy, despite recent changes to passport rules. The UK government has clarified that existing passports remain valid for travel to Burgundy, a region in France. This comes as many families take advantage of the October half term to plan trips abroad. Travel agencies report increased bookings for trips to Burgundy, with many families opting for short breaks during the school holiday. The clarification follows concerns from travelers about the impact of new passport regulations on international travel. Officials have stated that the changes do not affect existing passports and that travelers should continue using their current documents for travel to France. The UK’s foreign office has also issued a statement reassuring citizens that their passports remain valid for travel to Burgundy and other parts of France. Travelers are advised to check the validity of their passports before departure, especially if they have recently renewed or obtained a new one. The situation has not caused widespread disruption, with most travelers reporting no issues in booking or using their passports for travel to Burgundy.